Milwaukee experiences cold temperatures with highs in the low 20s to 30s and lows down to 8°F. A chance of snow and varying cloud cover is expected later in the week.

After a car crash and shots fired in Brookfield, a man was hospitalized and arrested following a shootout with police, linked possibly to a Waukesha drive-by.

Milwaukee police and fire departments compete in a friendly blood donation challenge, offering donors free hockey tickets as incentives and aiming to support local blood banks.

The Waukesha Police Department celebrates American Heart Month by highlighting their squad cars equipped with AEDs, emphasizing their readiness for cardiac emergencies.

Wisconsin residents protest against ICE operations and a Minneapolis shooting by federal agents, demanding due process and showing solidarity with immigrant rights.

A city committee advanced a sweeping rewrite of Milwaukee's animal code that would require microchipping, curtail unattended tethering and cap household pets. Shelters say it's needed; advocates warn of costs.

Sooshibay opens Jan. 31 on Water Street, bringing conveyor‑belt sushi, a full bar and color‑coded plate pricing to downtown Milwaukee. The Kenosha concept will pair booths with sit‑down service.

A Manitowoc woman was sentenced to 18 months for a money laundering scheme involving millions of dollars, facing additional restitution and supervised release.

A shirtless suspect was arrested in Edmond, Oklahoma, for stealing over $4,500 in Pokémon cards and crashing a stolen car during a snowy police chase.

Assembly Republicans want Wisconsin to add a $1,000 state match to federal 'Trump Accounts,' tapping a projected surplus to give newborns a larger financial head start.

Four people were arrested in Grafton after deputies linked them to a Beaver Dam burglary; evidence and stolen cash and jewelry were found at a rented Lake Shore Road property.

A new PNAS paper finds racially targeted digital ads likely depressed 2016 turnout, concentrating effects in battlegrounds like Wisconsin and raising fresh disclosure questions.

The Milwaukee Health Department confirms a measles outbreak in Waukesha County, urging vaccination and hygiene to prevent spread. Signs include fever, cough, and rash; seek medical help if symptoms appear.